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Jazzing Up Paper - A Conversation with Sharpie Marker Maestro Doug Trachtman (Lava Lamp Bebop)
This week, Elise talks with jazzy drawing artist Doug Trachtman.Doug Trachtman is a 26 year old artist, musician, and food pantry coordinator. He grew up in Allentown, Pa, went to school at Temple University and is now living in the Lehigh Valley area. Doug began making art as a child and drew frequently until high school when he took drawing class and hated it. In college Doug got back into creating both music and visual art. During his senior year of college, he turned his apartment into a makeshift art gallery and hosted two art shows that featured his own art and some friends' art. Post college, Doug has been working on creating a brand around his art and trying to sell locally. His work is characterized by its bright colors and various happy subjects.
His work is currently on-view and available for purchase at Art Beat Cafe, 432 state ave Emmaus,pa 18049At the end of the episode, Doug mentioned the Punk Rock Flea Market in Philly. At the time this episode releases, this event will have passed. You can follow him on Instagram at: @lavalampbebopYou can check out his etsy shop at: https://www.etsy.com/shop/lavalampbebop?load_webview=1&bid=diOPrW7AFynlAX6pwwT6gLdSXwZc You can check out his appareal at: https://www.teepublic.com/user/lava-lamp-bebopThis episode is the finale of Season 3 of the Lehigh Valley Arts Podcast. We will be back soon with new episodes as we kick off Season 4!